karma1959
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Copy and Paste Audio?
Hi all,
I'm looking to copy and paste a section of audio tracks to duplicate a chorus. This sounds like it should be fairly straightforward, but I'm having a few issues - what's the easiest way you guys have done this before?
Thanks
Russ
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 11:02:13
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If you're talking about moving large blocks and multiple tracks of audio, try the tip for week 76 in the Friday's Tip of the Week thread.
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THambrecht
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 11:06:29
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Mark the clips:
Pressing "Strg", then drag and drop.
Pressing "Strg" + "Shift" , then drag and drop will copy without moving the clips in the timeline.
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 11:08:35
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karma1959
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 11:11:49
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Thanks Craig - will check that out.
THambrecht - sorry, not following you. What's 'strg'?
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karma1959
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 11:16:32
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Ah.. Craig - thanks again, just took a quick look at your Tip 76 - provided I can simply copy / paste the clips instead of moving them once they're selected, this appears to be what I'm looking for. Thanks!
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 11:24:09
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Bristol_Jonesey
What's Strg?
maybe it's their way of saying left mouse button??? 
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 11:28:09
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 11:38:11
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Make sense now 
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 12:11:10
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karma1959
Ah.. Craig - thanks again, just took a quick look at your Tip 76 - provided I can simply copy / paste the clips instead of moving them once they're selected, this appears to be what I'm looking for. Thanks!
Yes, you certainly can. I should probably edit the tip to include that information.
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THambrecht
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 17:09:49
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"Strg" is the lowest left key - sorry I live in germany.
Maybe its the Ctrl-key.
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karma1959
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/03 17:57:11
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Thanks Thambrecht.
One other question guys - if I'm going to copy and paste a section somewhere - do I need to manually split existing clips and insert blank space for the section to be pasted, or will the "slide over to make space" (or whatever the option is in paste special) handle that?
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Re: Copy and Paste Audio?
2016/03/04 13:44:53
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